while this new release supports python3, we will need an update to newer
wxPython before we can move away from python2.
ok and tested by Daniel Winters (MAINTAINER)
binutils:
Since linkrelax is already defined as a global variable, it is
already initialized to 0, so we can simply drop this initialization.
gcc-bootstrap, gcc:
Use the mechanism provided by the .opt file processing to initialize
these globals.
ok gnezdo@
not moving to 3.4 yet because 1) we don't yet have setuptools-rust
which looks like it needs a pip update (which becomes py3 only),
and 2) we still have some py2 users of pyca:
devel/py-twisted 2+3 (2 is only used by telepathy-logger)
mail/mailpile 2-only
security/py-openssl 2+3 (2 is only used by yubiserve, py-twisted)
security/py-paramiko 2+3 (2 used by several)
security/py-service_identity 2+3 (2 is only used by py-twisted)
security/py-axolotl 2+3, 2 not used
www/py-http_ece 2+3, 2 not used
www/py-jwt 2+3, 2 not used
This adds readline support and a number of other usability improvements.
Add a simple fix for -fno-common.
The project seems dormant since 2011.
ok bcallah
This is not a "real" upstream release (upstream has made no new releases
since 2013) but it does represent continual development of the codebase
since the last release. Among other things, this fixes -fno-common issues
and ports the game from SDL to SDL2. Development has moved to GitHub.
Looks ok to daniel@, ok gnezdo@
It fails with "-fno-common", there's been no update in more than twenty
years, MASTER_SITES is already missing and we fall back to our cdn;
finally, there's a pledged vis(1) in base.
OK rsadowski kevlo
It fails with "-fno-common", there's been no update in more than twenty
years, MASTER_SITES is already missing and we fall back to our cdn;
finally, there's a pledged vis(1) in base.
OK rsadowski kevlo
with two different versions of py-sip; the old one configured to only
produce the module for py-qt5 (in devel/py-sip) and the actual sip in
x11/py-sip-qt5, with broken update chain and which didn't entirely
make sense.
in particular: py-sip is now actually (a newer version of) sip again,
with py2 support dropped (current versions don't have it). other ports
using this are changed to the newer build system using "sip-build"
where possible.
for the future we will need to move to sip 6.x which drops the older
build system using the "sip5" or "sip" script; other ports (veusz, and
i think qgis) don't work with that yet.
